Mischief Is Important

[B. Kidd]

So are the rules of English punctuation apparently.

Neither do you, apparently.

Yep, Pogo appeared to leave out a comma in that post. Hilarious!

Yes.
That punctuation Nazi pawned himself.
What a dotard!

 

[Weatherman2020]

So are the rules of English punctuation apparently.

Neither do you, apparently.

Yep, Pogo appeared to leave out a comma in that post. Hilarious!

Doesn't need one does it.

Care to show the class what the **** "The Nazi is are all out of the closet now" might mean?

Stasi is your forte.

 

[Pogo]

Advocating sabotage of public health efforts now.
Stay classy.

No, the destruction of your Stasi tactics.

Sorry, I don't do dick pics. I do have cameras but don't have a wide-angle lens.

You'd likely need a macro lens for that job.

Telephoto.

 

[bluzman61]

Advocating sabotage of public health efforts now.
Stay classy.

No, the destruction of your Stasi tactics.

Sorry, I don't do dick pics. I do have cameras but don't have a wide-angle lens.

You'd likely need a macro lens for that job.

Yep! His Asian girlfriends don't call Weatherman "Won Hung Weely Weely Lo" for no reason!

 

[Pogo]

So are the rules of English punctuation apparently.

Neither do you, apparently.

Yep, Pogo appeared to leave out a comma in that post. Hilarious!

Doesn't need one does it.

Care to show the class what the **** "The Nazi is are all out of the closet now" might mean?

Stasi is your forte.

Don't you mean "is are your forte"? I understand you're big on multiple-choice verbs.

 

[Cassandro]

So are the rules of English punctuation apparently.

Neither do you, apparently.

Yep, Pogo appeared to leave out a comma in that post. Hilarious!

Yes.
That punctuation Nazi pawned himself.
What a dotard!

Hoisted by his own petard!

 

[Weatherman2020]

So are the rules of English punctuation apparently.

Neither do you, apparently.

Yep, Pogo appeared to leave out a comma in that post. Hilarious!

Doesn't need one does it.

Care to show the class what the **** "The Nazi is are all out of the closet now" might mean?

Stasi is your forte.

Don't you mean "is are your forte"? I understand you're big on multiple-choice verbs.

The response to De Blasios website is disgusting.
And 100% red white and blue American

 

[Pogo]

So are the rules of English punctuation apparently.

Neither do you, apparently.

Yep, Pogo appeared to leave out a comma in that post. Hilarious!

Yes.
That punctuation Nazi pawned himself.
What a dotard!

Hoisted by his own petard!

Hoist, not "hoisted".

 

[Pogo]

So are the rules of English punctuation apparently.

Neither do you, apparently.

Yep, Pogo appeared to leave out a comma in that post. Hilarious!

Yes.
That punctuation Nazi pawned himself.
What a dotard!

Hoisted by his own petard!

Hoist, not "hoisted".

I see the Cult of Ignorance has checked in yet again to disdain rectitude.

Sigh

There’s letters sealed; and my two schoolfellows,​

Whom I will trust as I will adders fanged,​

They bear the mandate; they must sweep my way​

And marshal me to knavery. Let it work,​

For ’tis the sport to have the enginer​

Hoist with his own petard; and ’t shall go hard​

But I will delve one yard below their mines​

And blow them at the moon. O, ’tis most sweet​

When in one line two crafts directly meet.​

— Prince Hamlet, in Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 4.[4]​

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Go ahead Dumbass. Tell Shakespeare he's wrong about his own writing.

Holy SHIT you need a life.

 

[Cassandro]

Tell Shakespeare he's wrong about his own writing.

Poor Pogo, still smarting after his grammatical spanking and trying (unsuccessfully) to restore any semblance of credibility.

I was not quoting Shakespeare; I was correctly using a modern English idiom (with which you are obviously unfamiliar). A petard is a bomb placed underground to be exploded under the enemy. A careless engineer (notice correct spelling) might accidentally set it off early and thus be "hoisted by (or with) his own petard."

What Does Hoisted by His Own Petard Mean? - Writing Explained

Hoist with his own petard meaning. Learn this English idiom along with other words and phrases at Writing Explained. Define hoist by your own petard.

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Better to keep your two-digit IQ in quarantine.

 

[Pogo]

Tell Shakespeare he's wrong about his own writing.

Poor Pogo, still smarting after his grammatical spanking and trying (unsuccessfully) to restore any semblance of credibility.

I was not quoting Shakespeare; I was correctly using a modern English idiom (with which you are obviously unfamiliar). A petard is a bomb placed underground to be exploded under the enemy. A careless engineer (notice correct spelling) might accidentally set it off early and thus be "hoisted by his own petard."

Better to keep your two-digit IQ in quarantine.

I know what the **** a petard is, and I also know what the expression is. I just quoted it. When you use the expression ---- you're quoting Shakespeare.

You're gonna tell Shakespeare he's wrong about his own writing now too? ******* arrogant much?